Creating
Engineering
How do we transform the most complex of concepts into fully immersive retail and experiential environments? Through engineering.
Overview
Infinity Images is known for elevating traditional graphic displays into awe-inspiring installations with dynamic features. Engineering determines how we build. It's the key to ensuring that what gets designed can be safely and successfully made in our shop. And with the most talented engineering team in the Pacific Northwest, we can handle each project quickly and efficiently.
Engineering requires careful consideration of factors like building codes, weight restrictions, electrical circuitry, material limits, and other variables that could make or break the fabrication of a 3D display design. Our engineers evaluate every detail so that your project avoids any potential pitfalls and setbacks.
CAPABILITIES
Research & Development
Our work starts before a project even lands in our laps. We are continuously researching, testing, and developing new and better methods of building captivating experiential 3D displays. The results of our research drive the decision-making for future projects.
3D Rendering & Modeling
Through 3D rendering, modeling, and environmental scans, we can communicate how a design will look and function in a space, such as a retail environment or window display. These models are used as "sketches" to better inform our technical engineering drawings.
Industrial Design
Our in-house industrial designer develops CAD, shop, and mechanical drawings to inform the production process using the industry's best software. Depending on the project, we may work with on-site contractors or structural engineers to gain sign-off and approval.
Prototyping
Complex 3D displays are first assembled and tested through prototyping. Before moving into production, our engineers will ensure you have a clear sense of the final product's look, feel, and even sound. It's our way of showing you that you're in the hands of industry experts.
Featured Project
SOREL HQ Feature Wall
Dimensional free-standing 1,000-pound feature wall? Not a problem for our engineering team. Our 3D engineers created a template to ensure all steel supports would line up perfectly and anchor into the ceiling and floor. Then, to secure a stamp of approval from a structural engineer and a permit from the City of Portland, we welded support brackets onto the ceiling beams. This allowed our installation team to lift and securely place the heavy structure. The 21-foot-wide by 10.5-foot-tall feature wall has stood safely in SOREL’s lobby ever since!
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